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Kyllone · 2012-02-06, 19:47

Ford Sierra, Saab 900...?

Tubby · 2012-02-06, 20:01

polo?

**[RDSR] Roba** · (This post was last modified: 2012-02-06 20:31 by Roba.)

(2012-02-06 19:47)Kyllone Wrote: Ford Sierra, ~~Saab 900~~...?

Cas · 2012-02-07, 08:50

Why all those boring suggestions..

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=mk33mjmgnfgl
http://www.autowereld.nl/porsche/924/2.0...tails.html

>> http://www.autotekoop.nl/occasion/porsch...18/details
http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=mueouzcvuzp2

http://www.autowereld.nl/jeep/grand-cher...tails.html

http://www.nederlandmobiel.nl/tweedehand...ut/2205798

Bigger is better Smile

**[TC]►Ash◄** · (This post was last modified: 2012-02-07 09:00 by Ash.)

Source: http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthr...p?t=387160

**SO•Audiojack** · 2012-02-07, 15:11

(2012-02-07 08:50)Cas Wrote: Why all those boring suggestions..

*snip*

Bigger is better

Any of those but the 924. It's worthless. Laugh

Klurax · 2012-02-07, 15:26

(2012-02-07 08:50)Cas Wrote: Why all those boring suggestions..

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=mk33mjmgnfgl
http://www.autowereld.nl/porsche/924/2.0...tails.html

>> http://www.autotekoop.nl/occasion/porsch...18/details
http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=mueouzcvuzp2

http://www.autowereld.nl/jeep/grand-cher...tails.html

http://www.nederlandmobiel.nl/tweedehand...ut/2205798

Bigger is better

Those you suggested are actually very boring cars and very expensive, what about the cost for fuel and insurance? Those Porsches are ugly and why buy a "premium" car with bad condition and is expensive to repair instead of a more "normal" car for the same price but in better condition?

Turkey · (This post was last modified: 2012-02-07 15:34 by Turkey.)

Quote:Those you suggested are actually very boring cars and very expensive, what about the cost for fuel and insurance? Those Porsches are ugly and why buy a "premium" car with bad condition and is expensive to repair instead of a more "normal" car for the same price but in better condition?

+1 There's many reasons why a Porsche is an unpopular choice for a 1st car.

Cas · 2012-02-07, 16:07

Well I don't see what's fun about Clio's or Saxo's, they are decent little cars - but as far as I know the insurance in Belgium isn't that bad when it comes to new drivers. At least not comparable to the UK.

All I am suggesting is to think out of the box, there is so much more to buy.

http://www.autotrader.nl/auto/austin/nij...00/detail/

http://www.autotrader.nl/auto/alfa-romeo...so/detail/

http://www.autodealers.nl/Lancia/Kappa-2...tails.aspx

>> http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=wk3cnjf1veyu

**KaraK [T]** · 2012-02-07, 16:10

Buy a tractor Biggrin

Cas · (This post was last modified: 2012-02-07 16:23 by Cas.)

No, but seriously - why would you buy a Saxo if you could buy a Mercedes-Benz 190 Heckflosse, that is bloody awesome Smile

It's only done 90.000kms Tongue

Some interesting Oldtimers, from a Saab to an Alfa Romeo Spider.

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=wknypoqqm1ml

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=wkr3stkntwts

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=l4ghsob2e3kx

http://www.autoscout24.nl/Details.aspx?id=mugfnrcyjvs1

Turkey · 2012-02-07, 16:29

Yeah, it's good to think out the box and consider getting something a bit different. I like some of those ideas.

**[RDSR] Roba** · 2012-02-07, 16:35

But usually first car should use less fuel and have low insurance, like some old Saabs and Alfas have on finland.

Malibu · 2012-02-07, 16:36

I'd go with the alfa cause it's a convertible which is awesome with friends in the summer Tongue

the merc looks great aswell.

Jappe · 2012-02-07, 16:56

My current vote goes to a bmw e30, but i dont know what life will bring, as im still only 16 Tongue

**[RDSR] Roba** · 2012-02-07, 17:22

e30 might be a bomb if it's not been on very good home Tongue

Klurax · (This post was last modified: 2012-02-07 17:30 by Klurax.)

(2012-02-07 16:56)Jappe Wrote: My current vote goes to a bmw e30, but i dont know what life will bring, as im still only 16

I tell you this, don't buy a car yet wait until you turn 18 or just before. The car will probably just stand there for a long time and will probably get a few problems that you would be too lazy to fix. Wink

Save all that money and buy something fancy instead in @ 2yrs

**SO•Audiojack** · 2012-02-07, 18:18

(2012-02-07 17:29)klurax Wrote:
(2012-02-07 16:56)Jappe Wrote: My current vote goes to a bmw e30, but i dont know what life will bring, as im still only 16

I tell you this, don't buy a car yet wait until you turn 18 or just before. The car will probably just stand there for a long time and will probably get a few problems that you would be too lazy to fix.

Save all that money and buy something fancy instead in @ 2yrs

Like I did, I will only turn 18 in October Wink

But I decided to buy early since it was a good deal and its good time to do the upgrades that I want before I need it as a daily driver. (New suspension and some love to the old engine, mainly)

But yeah, not too early unless you're gonna take it in as a project like I did.

Mr. NB · 2012-02-08, 03:56

I cant understand how some people are suggesting old timers, Porche's, BMW's and this kind of cars, to a person who is asking about a first and a cheap car Mellow

? I mean, everything that he will most probably get from this kind of cars for this kind of price, is troubles. Also, i would not want to look like some cheap ass wannabe, in a cheap ass 20 years old BMW, just becouse it's a BMW.

First of all, it would be good to hear the aproximate price. Also, do you want a petrol or a diesel car? If you are planning on driving on shorter distances (city driving), then i would certainly suggest petrol. However, if your school/job is 50 kilometers in one way everyday (most of the time on highways), then i would suggest the opposite. Do you like smaller or bigger cars? I know for myself, that i would not feel good in anything smaller than for example, VW Golf. However, you might be just the opposite though.

For equipment, i would suggest going for something that has at least ABS, airbag(s), power steering and air conditioning. Any car above 2000 year model, should have most of those.

If we are talking about prices from 1500 - 3000 Euros, you might want to check Alfa Romeos 147 or 156, Citroen Xsaras, Fiat Puntos, Ford Focuses, Nissan Almeras or Primeras, Peugeots 406, Renault Lagunas or Meganes and maybe even VW Golfs, if you manage to get a good one for that kind of a price - they are ussualy a bit more expensive here, where i live. If you want a youngest car for that kind of a price, you would probably want to go for Hyundai Accents or Elantras. Cars like Renault Clio or Citroen Saxo have already been mentioned in this thread, so i have not been repeating them.

Jappe · 2012-02-08, 06:06

Just FYI: ofcourse im going to buy it when i almost turn 18, i know that i dont have to buy it right now.. Tongue

and citroën or peugeot will not be my car. My parents both have citroën and nothing but things that get damaged... and my school will be 10km away in the first year i buy it, but in the 2nd year ive got the car, im going to school 40 km away, mostly highway.

An e30 just looks amazingly nice to me, and roba, if it had not a good home, i wont buy it... i mean, every normal person goes to the owner to check it out.. right? Tongue

A vw jetta(older one) has come to my mind too, but they are pretty expensive here. A week ago there was an e30 on internet, 100k km, very good first owner, had like 20pictures of it, and there was nothing to mention.. €2500. If i was 18, i'd go there and take a look!

Anyway, ty for the replies Smile